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The September/October edition of Donegal Life is packed full of fantastic local content
Autumn is the perfect time to settle in with the latest edition of Donegal Life.
Our team has been gathering inspiring stories from across the county - celebrating the people, places and passions that make County Donegal unique.
Meet Cyndi Graham, weaving beautiful tweed on her father’s old loom in a family cottage on St John’s Point.
In Kilcar, Louise Elliott of Fisherman Out of Ireland shares how the land and people inspire her contemporary knitwear designs.
One of Donegal’s best-known fashion figures, Sandra Devenney of McElhinney’s, reveals how a lockdown idea made her an internet sensation.
At Lough Eske Castle, Sinead McGowan explains the detail behind every dream wedding, while Quay West chefs Jo and Debbie tell how friendship and passion built one of Donegal’s top restaurants.
In Journey to the Job, marketing specialist Evelyn McGlynn explores her latest project on the power of giving.
Wild Atlantic Traveller Kevin Dooher lets us in on his surprising love for a classic murder mystery TV show.
From crafts and creativity to food, fashion and fascinating life stories - it’s all waiting for you inside Donegal Life.
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